Is a semi-unlimited stack a significant advantage?Remember that stack size is relative. For example, If you have $60 in your stack, it doesn't matter if your opponent has 2x, 3x, 20x your stack, because your top-end risk is only ever $60 at any one time.

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What is a 'wet board'?Ok, I see. I understand why you'd do this to avoid difficulty in categorizing flops. I'd say it's better though to consider wetness as "always relative to an opponents range". For instance, if your opponent has no hand at all (mucked), in your definition a board still has a texture which obviously can't be true. It's just semantics I suppose but I like to make discussion as easy as possible through consistent use of terminology :)

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What is a 'wet board'?Interesting point of view. Although the last paragraph seems to me to contradict itself, can you explain further?!

Optimal Win Rate Standard DeviationIt's been brought to my attention that you haven't denoted what measurable unit your win-rate and StDev figures represent. e.g. Are they in $USD/100 hands or bb/100 hands? If you could update it, that would be great, otherwise i'll just assume you meant bb and do it soon myself. Thanks.

Should I call opponent's flop re-raise with trips?A $90 raise on flop by Hero would be a "pot" bet. Considering how much money villain has behind, and the usefulness of overbetting to $110 (~1.33 "pot" bet), I believe that it's not far over the top at all. It's reasonable if you think villain will continue.